St. Patrick's Day
Luck & Legends
Ireland
March Madness
March Mix-Up
100

What color is most commonly associated with St. Patrick's Day?

Green

100

According to legend, what creature guards a pot of gold?

A Leprechaun

100

What is the capital city of Ireland?

Dublin

100

What sport is played during March Madness?

Basketball

100

What season begins in March in the Northern Hemisphere?

Spring

200

On what date is St. Patrick's Day celebrated?

March 17th

200

How many leaves does a "lucky" clover have?

4

200

What nickname is commonly given to Ireland because of its lush landscape?

The Emerald Isle

200

What does a team have to do to win March Madness?

Win the NCAA tournament

200

What flower is famously associated with the arrival of Spring?

Daffodil

300

What three-leaf plant is strongly associated with St. Patrick's Day?

Shamrock

300

What is supposedly found at the end of a rainbow?

A Pot of Gold

300

What is the official currency used in the Republic of Ireland?

Euro

300

How many teams traditionally make up the main NCAA men's tournament field?

68

300

March is named after which Roman god of war?

Mars

400

According to legend, St. Patrick used a shamrock to explain what?

The Holy Trinity

400

According to Irish folklore, what happens if you catch a leprechaun?

He must lead you to his pot of gold

400

What ocean surrounds Ireland?

Atlantic Ocean

400

What does the term "Sweet Sixteen" refer to?

The 16 teams remaining in the NCAA tournament

400

What weather saying begins, "In like a lion..."?

"Out like a lamb."

500

St. Patrick's day commemorates this patron saint of Ireland

St. Patrick

500

In Irish folklore, leprechauns are traditionally portrayed as what type of supernatural creature?

A fairy

500

What famous Irish river runs through Dublin?

River Liffey

500

In college basketball, what does the term "Cinderella team" refer to?

A lower-seeded team that unexpectedly makes a deep run in the tournament

500

What astronomical event usually occurs in March when day and night are approximately equal in length?

The spring/vernal equinox